1. Wide of hall 2. Audience clapping 3. Close shot of young girl 4. Contest organiser talking to audience 5. Guinness record holder Bibhuti Nayak getting ready for push-ups 6. Cheering crowd 7. Long shot Nayak doing push-ups 8. Organiser announcing result 9. Nayak being lifted by supporters 10. SOUNDBITE: (English) Bibhuti Nayak, participant and AXN (sports broadcaster) world record holder: "Right now, it is an addiction exactly. I know that it is my passion and addiction this moment. When I broke the first record actually last year, that was a dream moment for me. And now, I am feeling actually something great also." 11. Man preparing for strike at concrete blocks arranged against Nayak's groin 12. Girl in audience with hands over her mouth 13. Man breaks concrete blocks with sledgehammer 14. Audience clapping 15. SOUNDBITE: (Hindi) Smriti B. Nayak, wife of participant: "I was very nervous but I had the confidence that he would be able to do it. I was a bit scared. For some time, I was very scared but then my nervousness disappeared." 16. Participant breaking wooden planks with his elbow 17. Close up of planks being broken 18. Participant being led away 19. Nayak with wife and child 20. Applause from crowd 21. Nayak with certificate STORYLINE: Obsession can make a man go to any limit - just ask Bibhuti Nayak. A journalist by profession, Nayak currently holds a Guinness world record for having done 819 back-hand push-ups in one hour, breaking the existing record of 671. At a contest in Bombay organised by alternative sports broadcaster AXN, the 36 year old Indian completed 133 palm push-ups in one hour, creating a world record. Nayak also demonstrated why he is often known as the man with the "groin of steel". Three cement blocks were arranged against his groin while a man broke them with a sledgehammer. Nayak appeared stunned by the impact but recovered soon enough. His wife later admitted she was nervous, but confident deep down that her husband would be able to do it. Among his recent tests of endurance, Nayak recently received 43 continuous hook kicks in his groin from four martial arts instructors. He says he's been conditioning his groin against such knocks for the past 18 years, enhancing his performance with regular yoga and meditation. His aim is to break at least 15 more Guinness records. Nayak's wife says her husband doesn't follow any special diet regime. The only regular supplements to his normal diet are two glasses of milk and bean sprouts. However, not everybody was as lucky as Nayak at the AXN world record holder contest. Nilesh Gulgule tried to break 315 planks of wood with his elbow in one minute but was unsuccessful. Yet for the people gathered to see the contestants attempt records, it was a lesson in human determination. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/4e8f13a48160add2531c45c5d8f5e70c Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork
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